Public Adjuster
What Makes a Good Public Adjuster?
A public adjuster is an advocate for insurance policyholders. They work entirely for the benefit of home or business owners and not for the insurance
May 4, 2023
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Do Adjusters Charge Upfront or Only After Your Insurance Company Pays You a Claim?
The good news for home and business owners is that they don’t have to pay any money upfront when hiring a public adjuster. The professionals
May 4, 2023
Public Adjuster
What is it a Public Adjuster Does?
Simply put, a public adjuster works for a home or business owner to obtain a larger reimbursement from an insurance company. Homeowners insurance covers a
March 20, 2023
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Can a Public Adjuster Reopen an Insurance Claim?
Reopening a claim the insurance company considers to be closed is just one of the tasks that a public adjuster can perform. The professionals can
March 20, 2023
Fire Damage
Do Public Adjusters Really Work for Me and Not the Insurance Compa
The answer is yes and they do so in a variety of ways. If you have a large or complex claim, it’s a good idea
March 20, 2023
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Do You Have to Pay if a Public Adjuster Doesn’t Collect Money?
Public adjusters are paid a percentage of any additional reimbursement they collect from a client’s insurance company. They don’t get paid unless they’re successful in
March 20, 2023
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Roof Damage Can be Caused by Several Factors
Damage to roofs is a particular concern in South Florida. Storms come in over land and ocean- generated squalls are always a potential danger. Home
February 15, 2023
Public Adjuster
Business Interruption Insurance: Why You Need It
Business owners are well acquainted with the many ways in which the way they conduct commerce can be interrupted. Natural disasters, damage to infrastructure, and
February 15, 2023
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Why is My Insurance Carrier Claiming Non-Recoverable Depreciation?
Every item depreciates (loses value) over time and through normal wear and tear. Non- recoverable depreciation by the insurer means the item is ineligible for
February 15, 2023
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What is the Difference Between a Public Adjuster and an Insurance Adjuster?
There’s a major misconception among holders of a homeowner’s insurance policy. They believe their insurer is working for them. The fact is that the insurance
February 15, 2023